I expect the heat might explain the southern drawl as well. :) My first job was working in a peach packing shed in middle GA - heat, humidity, thundering loud metal conveyor belts and industrial fans, gnats and ladies on either side of me, grading peaches with both hands while chain-smoking Marlboros. Add to that the peach fuzz! The peac…
I expect the heat might explain the southern drawl as well. :) My first job was working in a peach packing shed in middle GA - heat, humidity, thundering loud metal conveyor belts and industrial fans, gnats and ladies on either side of me, grading peaches with both hands while chain-smoking Marlboros. Add to that the peach fuzz! The peach fuzz was caustic, like fiberglass. That job was an all out assault on the senses. I must have been made of sturdier stuff back then. Haha!!
I expect the heat might explain the southern drawl as well. :) My first job was working in a peach packing shed in middle GA - heat, humidity, thundering loud metal conveyor belts and industrial fans, gnats and ladies on either side of me, grading peaches with both hands while chain-smoking Marlboros. Add to that the peach fuzz! The peach fuzz was caustic, like fiberglass. That job was an all out assault on the senses. I must have been made of sturdier stuff back then. Haha!!